CPP700-H CPP1000-H Hydraulic Hand Test Pump

Applications

  • Simple test pressure generation on-site, in the laboratory or in the workshop
  • For the testing, adjustment and calibration of all types of pressure measuring instruments
  • Hydraulic pressure generation up to 700 bar (10,000 psi) or 1,000 bar (14,500 psi)

Special features

  • Ergonomic handling
  • Precise setting of pressure via a fine adjustment valve
  • Compact dimensions
  • Low weight

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Description

Test pumps serve as pressure generators for testing, adjustment, and calibration. It is for use with mechanical and electronic pressure measuring instruments through comparative measurements. These pressure tests can take place in the laboratory, workshop, or on site at the measuring point. The model CPP700-H and CPP1000-H hand test pumps have been specifically developed for test pressure generation on site.

Easy operation

The same pressure will act on both measuring instruments by connecting the test item and a sufficiently accurate reference pressure measuring instrument to the test pump.  A check of the accuracy/adjustment of the pressure measuring instrument under test can be carried out. This is done by comparison of the two measured values at any given pressure value.

Easy handling

The CPP700-H and CPP1000-H hand test pumps, despite their very compact dimensions, enable simple and accurate pressure generation of up to a max. of 700 bar (10,000 psi) or 1,000 bar (14,500 psi) respectively, with an integrated switching from system pressure to high-pressure generation.

For the precise setting for accurate comparative testing, the pump features a fine adjustment valve. As a pressure transmission medium, either hydraulic oil or clean water, free of calcium carbonate, should be used.

The reference instrument is screwed directly to the top of the pump, and the test item is connected using a connecting hose with a G ¼ female thread, included in delivery. The CPP700-H is delivered with a Minimess® 1620 test item hose system as standard.